Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Michael Misasi is a senior analyst with Mercator Advisory Group. Since joining Mercator in 2011, his publications and consulting experience have spanned several of Mercator’s practices. His most recent work has examined: the costs/benefits of EMV issuance, credit card reward programs and strategies, mobile commerce and e-commerce trends, and private label card portfolio activity. Michael has also conducted extensive research on business-to-business payments and has published work detailing recent developments in the U.S. commercial card market.

As Vice Presidennt of Major Accounts, Kevin is responsible for working with multi-unit restaurants and major brands to implement Tabbedout’s solution. Kevin joins Tabbedout from AT&T Wi-Fi Services where he was the Vice President of Strategic Account Sales. AT&T Wi-Fi Services acquired Wayport in December of 2008, where he held the same position, selling to merchants in the hospitality, healthcare and retail markets. Previous roles include President of a Texas-based competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC), Chief Operating Officer of a Seattle-based wireless messaging company as well as 15 years working in a variety of general management roles at McCaw Communications and AT&T Wireless Services 

Mike Bryan is a vice president and senior economist in the Research Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. He is responsible for organizing the Atlanta Fed’s monetary policy process. Mr. Bryan previously served as vice president in the research department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland where he specialized in business analysis with an emphasis on measuring and tracking inflation trends. He joined the Cleveland Fed as a bank examiner in 1978 and transferred to the Research Department the next year. In 1986, Mr. Bryan served as an economist in the Research Division of the Federal Reserve System’s Board of Governors in Washington, D.C. He was promoted to the position of economic advisor in 1991, and appointed as a bank officer in 1995. In 1998, he was a visiting scholar at the Bank of Japan’s Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies in Tokyo, and in 2000, he was a visiting economist at the Swedish Riksbank in Stockholm.Mr. Bryan teaches at the Graduate School of Business, of the University of Chicago and has previously served on the faculties of Cleveland State University, Baldwin-Wallace College, and Case Western Reserve University, all in Cleveland. He joined the Atlanta Fed in 2008. A native of Cleveland, Mr. Bryan earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and a master’s degree in economics from Case Western Reserve University.

Jason G. Wehrle is an attorney with the law firm of Grogan Graffam, P.C. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he concentrates his practice in commercial litigation, consumer litigation and professional liability defense.Mr. Wehrle's broad practice experience includes commercial litigation, complex civil and construction litigation; real estate and commercial bankruptcy law; professional liability actions, including claims against attorneys and accountants, as well as director and officer liability claims. He also represents a number of clients including debt collection agencies and debt buyers in matters arising from the application of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act.Mr. Wehrle also has significant experience in handling diverse commercial matters such as restrictive covenant claims, unfair trade practices, and wage payment and collection law claims. Mr. Wehrle counsels businesses and professionals on how to implement compliance and risk management programs or other measures to help avoid, or at the very least limit potential exposure to litigation.

David Andreadakis is the Vice President of Loyalty Strategy, responsible for the loyalty strategy and business development at Kobie Marketing.  Andreadakis has extensive experience analyzing the strategic and financial aspects of loyalty strategy and program development for clients and their customers, as well as providing insights that will help enhance Kobie’s design, analytical, behavioral and platform offerings.   Prior to joining Kobie, Andreadakis was the Director of Strategy and Business Development at AIMIA and was tasked with ensuring the optimal selection of strategies and tactics to meet the needs of clients, as well as overseeing the design of these programs to drive maximum value.   Before his time at AIMIA, Andreadakis worked in consulting and sales for global companies that included Oracle, American Express Financial Advisors and Acosta Sales and Marketing. His expertise in behavioral economics has been applied in marketing analytics and risk assessment software.